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An Explanation of FCC Map Challenges
/ H. Trostle
Congress ordered the FCC to create a broadband mapping system that empowers community members to challenge insufficient broadband access. They have…
Broadband
Following Through on Policy with Meaningful Action
/ Kristen Talbert
Coming from Minnesota, I never gave a second thought to wearing traditional regalia and an eagle feather at my graduation ceremony. In fact, it was…
Broadband and Beyond
/ Traci Morris
Wow! Broadband is a “thing.” I know, I know, it has been for a while now, but the fact that it still is a thing a year later is remarkable. It may…
The Complicated Legacy of Indian Education
/ Emily McDonnell
Earlier this year, the AIPI was a partner with the Virginia G. Piper Center For Creative Writing under their prestigious award from the National…
Indian Country Infrastructure
/ E.J. John
President Biden announced the American Jobs Plan (AJP) on March 31, 2021 to address the longstanding needs facing the U.S. in the areas of…
Tribal Gaming Opportunities in Expanded in Arizona as Governor Ducey Signs HB2772
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On April 15 2021, Governor Doug Ducey signed HB2772 into law. The bill, which establishes sports betting, fantasy sports wagering, and other forms of…
AIPI Launches Indigenous Leadership Academy
/ Kristen Talbert
The American Indian Policy Institute (AIPI) is proud to announce the creation of the Indigenous Leadership Academy (ILA) under the leadership of…
A Historic Investment: How the Department of the Interior is Renewing their Commitment to Public Lands and Tribal Schools
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P.L. 166-152, or The Great American Outdoors Act, was signed into law on September 4, 2020. The law marks a historic investment of $1.6 Billion into…